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Guidance for solicitors advising on tax

If you advise on tax issues, you need to be aware of your legal and regulatory duties as you support clients to navigate the complex tax law environment

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CGT, income tax and SDLT

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Proposed reforms to the 'non-dom' regime following the March 2024 budget

Stephen Pallister and Hannah Hughes, partners at Wiggins Osborne Fullerlove, outline the impact of the recent budget on the taxation of the income of non-domiciled individuals.

28 Jan 2025

Industrial strategy consultation – Law Society response

We asked the UK government to prioritise legal services in its new industrial strategy, Invest 2035.

25 Nov 2024

SDLT refunds: companies still encouraging buyers to make unfounded claims

Warren Gordon and Morris Graham look at areas where stamp duty land tax (SDLT) repayment agents are pushing boundaries and encouraging spurious claims, including chattels apportionment, properties 'not suitable for use' and 'communal facilities'.

14 Oct 2024

What the spring budget 2024 means for property taxation

On 6 March, the chancellor Jeremy Hunt delivered the government’s spring budget, announcing changes to stamp duty land tax (SDLT) and capital gains tax (CGT). Find out how this might impact your clients.

07 Mar 2024

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